Jackson McHenry is a Senior Writer for Vulture, a publication associated with New York Magazine. Jackson's work primarily focuses on theater, film, and television, and he is known for his insightful reviews and coverage of the entertainment industry. With a background in criticism and a passion for storytelling, Jackson brings a unique perspective to his articles.
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Jackson McHenry's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly theater and related events. He predominantly provides reviews and event coverage in the entertainment industry.
Given his focus on theater reviews and upcoming plays and musicals, he might be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into behind-the-scenes of productions or interviews with prominent figures within the theater community. Additionally, if you have a unique angle or access to exclusive information about upcoming shows or significant developments in the world of theater, Jackson may find it appealing for potential coverage.
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By: Jackson McHenry
If you've been keeping up with the labyrinthine plot of the Émile Zola–style chronicle of contemporary life in the City of Lights known as Emily in
Pourquoi so serially monogamous?
“I’ve always thought Rob’s arc has been entirely defined by class.”
By: Jackson McHenry
“It's all you ever wanted, the validation of your betters and functioning codependence with someone as fucked up as you are.” That's the brutal yet
By: Jackson McHenry
Henry Muck, suitably nicknamed Prince Hal by his family and friends, may be Industry 's version of the ultimate privileged wastrel.
By: Jackson Mchenry
He’s ready to both charm and repel you as the aristocrat turned tech bro seducing Yasmin.
By: Jackson McHenry
They wanted up-tempo,” Nicole Scherzinger purrs in the insulated register of a pop star preserving her voice, “so I'll do a fun little set of the
By: Jackson McHenry
Two seasons into Amazon's splashy multi-hundred-million dollar investment in The Rings of Power , it's hard to find a scene that subverts expectation.
The Rings of Power returns — big, expensive, and static as ever.
The Pickwick Triplet could bring Pasek and Paul their EGOT — if Mother Maya, Babs, ‘Girls5Eva,’ and ‘True Detective’ don’t get in the way.
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